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Center for Integrative Medicine is Refocusing Efforts on Regenerative Medicine

After 26 years Dr. Payson Flattery will now focus exclusively on sports and orthopedic regenerative medicine at the same location under the name Bend Regenerative Medicine. The business name Center for Integrative Medicine will be retired. We hope our CIM patients continue to visit us regularly for orthopedic care.

Dr. Flattery has spent the last two and half decades owning clinics and managing allied professionals, including medical and naturopathic doctors, chiropractors, acupuncturists, and physical therapists.

During this time he has been at the forefront of the field, contributing to its development through the education of physicians in the area of Orthopedic and Regenerative Medicine. With this experience, Dr. Flattery has the tools to offer the highest standard in care.

Patients will undergo a detailed analysis, including an Ultrasound Exam to visually assess damaged tissues. This visual assessment of tissue is not standard in most orthopedic offices and is integral in understanding the degree of injury and most appropriate treatment.

During your visit any questions will be answered thoroughly and Dr. Flattery will give you a comprehensive understanding of your condition and the most appropriate treatment.

Dr. Flattery also works closely with other allied health professionals as part of a team approach to help ensure the best possible outcome.

Specialized Non-Surgical Care for Complex Pain & Injury

Bend Regenerative Medicine uses evidence-informed regenerative therapies to treat chronic orthopedic pain, ligament and tendon injuries, joint instability, and post-surgical recovery. Patients travel from across the U.S. for focused care from Dr. Payson Flattery that prioritizes healing, stability, and long-term function.

Bend Regenerative Medicine Treatments

Prolotherapy

Prolotherapy stimulates the body’s healing response in ligaments, tendons, and joint-supporting tissue.

Learn more about Prolotherapy

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

PRP therapy concentrates a patient’s own platelets and growth factors and delivers them directly into damaged tissue.

Explore PRP

Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cell therapy uses a patient’s own Adipose-Derived Stem Cells to influence tissue repair, support structural healing, and reduce inflammatory signaling.

View Stem Cell Therapy

Led by Bend’s Regenerative Medicine Specialist

Dr. Payson Flattery is Bend’s only board-certified naturopathic physician dedicated exclusively to orthopedic regenerative medicine. With over 20 years of full-time experience and thousands of procedures performed, his work focuses on restoring tissue integrity, joint stability, and functional recovery.

Every patient is evaluated directly by Dr. Flattery. Treatment recommendations are based on orthopedic findings, functional goals, and clinical safety—never protocols or volume-based care.

  • 20+ years in regenerative orthopedic care
  • Thousands of image-guided procedures
  • Non-surgical focus on repaie and recovery

Conditions We Treat

  • Orthopedic and sports injuries
  • Musculoskeletal pain and repetitive stress
  • Degenerative joint disease and arthritis
  • Ligament and tendon laxity
  • Spine and joint instability
  • Post-operative healing support
  • Neurologic and complex degenerative conditions

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

HBOT exposes the body to 100% oxygen at increased atmospheric pressure, helping drive oxygen deeper into tissue, influence cellular metabolism, and support recovery in poorly perfused or injured structures.

HBOT is used clinically for orthopedic injury recovery, chronic inflammation, post-surgical support, and neurologic/metabolic repair strategies.

Work directly with Bend’s Regenerative Medicine physician specialist

Dr. Payson Flattery evaluates each case personally and recommends treatment plans aligned with orthopedic need, functional goals, and clinical safety.